Halloween has already invaded retail stores, economic expert explains why
Your eyes aren't deceiving you, Halloween decorations have already started popping up in retail stores. So much so, you would...
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Historic Smithfield dedicates Merry Oak bench
Historic Smithfield Executive Director Michael Hudson (right) and Smithfield Board of Directors Vice Chair Dr. Kerri Mosley-Hobbs (second from right)...
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Photos taken in Vietnam, Italy win Radford Photo Club contests
Photo by Michele Borgarelli Photo by Eva Nicole Hinrichsen Photos courtesy of the Radford Photo Club Eva Nicole Hinrichsen of...
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Author Ron Peterson, Jr. to host reading at Radford Public Library
Ron Peterson Photos courtesy of MFRL The author will also appear at two Montgomery County libraries Ron Peterson Jr., best-Selling...
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Radford mayor explains city’s Revenue Anticipation Note
RADFORD - Radford City Council held a work session Monday, July 29, 2024 to discuss the city’s finances and how...
Read moreRadford TRIAD meetings offer information for seniors
RADFORD - TRIAD is an organization that was established in 1988, by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), the...
Read moreCommunity Calendar
Saturday, Aug. 3: Lamplighters BIG Book Sale At the Radford Public Library; 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Get great...
Read moreUnderstanding the rising threat – and cost – of ransomware
In cybersecurity, few threats have evolved and increased over the past decade as dramatically as ransomware. Wade Baker, collegiate associate...
Read moreAugust is National Water Quality Month, a chance to highlight local research
Water is abundantly present in our lives — drinking fountains and showers, garden sprinklers, swimming pools, reservoirs and streams —...
Read moreExpert shares what prisoner exchange means for U.S., Russia, Ukraine war
The surprising news that Russia has released two well-known American detainees, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and ex-United States...
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